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             Of Montreal - My, What a Strange Day with a Swede
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                        Tabbed by: gutturalguitar
                        Tuning: standard

                        My, What a Strange Day with a Swede (2003)
                        (Kevin Barnes)

                        From: "If He Is Protecting Our Nation, Then Who 
                        Will Protect Big Oil, Our Children?" 
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                        Dmbb5 (xx0031)
                        Gb6add9(xx4344)
                        Cm7 [2] (8108888)
                        Cm [2] (81010888)
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guitar riff:
e|----3-|
B|---3--|
G|--3---|
D|------|
A|-1----|
E|------|                          
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| Gm | guitar riff | C |

Cm7 [2]          Cm [2]   Dmbb5      Ab          Cdim    Gb6add9

when I rode in a trolley across your face with a Swedish man

           Dbm7           Cm7           Bbm7

I bet that wasn't in your plans for the day

           D               C           G

my, what a strange day for poor little Nietzsche

Cm [2]                      F          

why so forlorn, you know we love you, Nietzsche

    C9          Db9                  Gm
 
and all of your friends have come to see you, Nietzsche

          Gb

so let us see you, Nietzsche

           C        D

everyone's waiting, Nietzsche

C           G

don't be so sneaky

Cm7 [2]           Cm [2]     Dmbb5      Ab          Cdim      Gb6add9  

when he smeared a candy bar across your face with a gloveless hand

                Dbm7       Cm7         Bbm7

I thought you'd never stop lashing the Swede

           D               C           G

my, what a strange day for poor little Nietzsche


Cm [2]                      F          

why so forlorn, you know we love you, Nietzsche

    C9          Db9                  Gm
 
and all of your friends have come to see you, Nietzsche

          Gb

so let us see you, Nietzsche

           C        D

everyone's waiting, Nietzsche

C           G

don't be so sneaky

     G                       F        G

what more could be done on a day like today

        G7 (barre)                     F           

then to lock up your heart and quickly swallow the key

     Dm                              C

now, I'm going to tell you something we can do

       Dm                              C

if you cut off my head, I'll cut yours off for you

            Gm           (guitar riff)                        C

I'll cut it off for you, I'll cut it off for you, I'll cut it off for you

| Cm7 [2] | Cm [2] | Dmbb5 | Ab | Cdim | Gb6add9 | Dbm7| Cm7 | Bbm7 | D |
 
C           G

poor little Nietzsche

Cm [2]                      F          

why so forlorn, you know we love you, Nietzsche

    C9          Db9                  Gm
 
and all of your friends have come to see you, Nietzsche

          Gb

so let us see you, Nietzsche

           C        D

everyone's waiting, Nietzsche

C           G

don't be so sneaky

     G                       F        G

what more could be done on a day like today

        G7 (barre)                     F           

then to lock up your heart and quickly swallow the key

| Cm | Gb |

Cm7 [2]     Cm [2]     Dmbb5       Ab         Cdim    Gb6add9

I like the image of us tossing our heads at a Swedish man

           Dbm7      Cm7      Bbm7

I bet he'd never telephone us again

         D

not even to say

                           C           G

my, what a strange day for poor little Nietzsche 

Cm [2]                      F          

why so forlorn, you know we love you, Nietzsche

    C9          Db9                  Gm
 
and all of your friends have come to see you, Nietzsche

          Gb

so let us see you, Nietzsche

           C        D

everyone's waiting, Nietzsche

C           G

don't be so sneaky

| D | G | D | G | D | G | D | G | D |